Difference between revisions of "Euler V testing"
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− | To '''force''' your job to run on these nodes, submit your job with the '''-R beta''' resource request | + | To '''force''' your job to run on these nodes, submit your job with the '''-R beta''' resource request: |
bsub -R beta [other bsub options] ./my_command | bsub -R beta [other bsub options] ./my_command | ||
− | To '''prevent''' your job from running on these nodes, submit your job with the '''-R stable''' resource request. | + | To '''prevent''' your job from running on these nodes, submit your job with the '''-R stable''' resource request: |
+ | bsub -R stable [other bsub options] ./my_command |
Revision as of 12:56, 30 November 2018
Euler V is an upgrade of Euler I nodes, everything but the power supply and network interfaces. After the upgrade, these nodes still have 24 cores (2× 12-core Xeon Gold 5118 (Skylake)) but now sport 96 GB of memory (DDR4-2400).
Euler V nodes are now open for beta testing.
Please report to us in case you observe any unusual behavior of your jobs on these nodes.
Select or avoid Euler V nodes
To force your job to run on these nodes, submit your job with the -R beta resource request:
bsub -R beta [other bsub options] ./my_command
To prevent your job from running on these nodes, submit your job with the -R stable resource request:
bsub -R stable [other bsub options] ./my_command